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- Corset
- Le Bon Marché (creator)
- 1900
- From trousseau of Mrs. Charles Hosmer Morse, mother of donor.
- Corset
- 1901
- Worn by Elizabeth Hooker Cheney at her wedding on September 11, 1901.
- Corset
- Marshall Field & Company (distributor)
- 1901
- Donor Franc Reece married John Roger Williams on June 19, 1901. Corset was bought at Marshall Field & Co. and part of her trousseau. It was never worn.
- Corset
- Lemal, Madame (creator)
- 1909
- Worn by the donor at her wedding in 1909.
- Corset
- 1898
- Part of Frances Glessner's trousseau for her marriage to Blewett Lee, February 9, 1898 at 1800 Prairie Avenue, Chicago, Illinois.
- Corset
- 1874
- Worn on occasion of marriage by donor's mother, Mrs. John Jay Bryant, née Matilda Miller.
- Corset
- 1884
- Worn in a wedding.
- Corset
- 1887
- Worn by Miss Honore O'Shea, daughter of James J. O'Shea and Honore Pyne O'Shea, when she married donor's father, John J. Sullivan, November 10, 1887 at Holy Family Church, Roosevelt and May Street, Chicago.
- Dress
- Marshall Field & Company (distributor)
- 1909
- Worn by Dorothy Fuller at her wedding to Bruce Borland in 1909.
- Dress
- Flynn, A., Mrs. (creator)
- 1901
- Florence Hooker Cheney (died circa 1905) wore this dress when she married William Cheney Jr. on September 11, 1901. Worn with bright pink satin corset (1984.503.17) and possibly also bright pink garters (1984.503.18).
- Dress
- Reville & Rossiter Ltd. (designer)
- circa 1910
- Worn by Mrs. Bertha Honoré Palmer.
- Dress with train
- 1919
- Worn by Gladys Miller (born 1893) to her wedding to Laban Jenkins Brady (born July 30, 1890) on November 8, 1919 in Chicago.
- Sorbet
- Poiret, Paul, 1879-1944 (designer)
- 1913
- Anita Carolyn Blair wore this dress to the debut of Gladys High in Chicago, a bold and possibly scandalous choice that would have upstaged the young woman hosting the party.